My journey with the Linux Operating System: September 2015

Friday 25 September 2015

Resolution setting for PHILIPS 32 inch LED TV as a laptop monitor on the MSI GP 70

Setup Wi-Fi using KNOPPIX 7.4 to connect MSI GP70 laptop to 3G/4G network

On the Android phone do the following as shown below

On the MSI GP70 laptop do the following as shown below

Pictured above , ifconfig of MSI GP70 laptop when connected to the 3G/4G network

Pictured above , results of Internet speed test using 3G/4G network on the MSI GP70 laptop with Linux Operating System KNOPPIX 7.4

Wednesday 16 September 2015

How to install and configure bluetooth on MSI GP70 laptop using KNOPPIX 7.4 to connect MSI GP70 laptop to a small speaker wirelessly via a PHILIPS Bluetooth Hi-Fi Adapter

First , insert a bluetooth USB dongle , as shown below , on the MSI GP70 laptop

Installed BLUEMAN package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below . BLUEMAN package is a GUI tool for pairing bluetooth devices.

Installed PULSEAUDIO package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PULSEAUDIO-MODULE-BLUETOOTH package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PULSEAUDIO-MODULE-GCONF package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PULSEAUDIO-MODULE-JACK package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PAVUCONTROL package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

After that logout and login from the Linux Desktop as shown below

Run the BLUETOOTH MANAGER app ( move the mouse pointer to the bottom left-most corner of the display and left-click the star-shaped icon once and then move the arrow to 'Preferences' and then to 'Bluetooth Manager' and then left-click the 'Bluetooth Manager' once ) , then , we are presented with a screen as shown below

Move the mouse pointer to the top left hand corner of the laptop display and Click ' Search ' , then , we are presented with a display as shown below

Move the mouse pointer to PhilipsBT , then , left-click the PhilipsBT to highlight it , then , right-click the mouse at the highlighted area and then move the mouse pointer to the " Connect " button and then left-click the " Connect " button and then we are presented with the display , as shown below .

Run the 'PulseAudio Volume Control' app ( move the mouse pointer to the bottom left-most corner of the display and left-click the star-shaped icon once and then move the arrow to 'Sound & Video' and then to 'PulseAudio Volume Control' and then left-click the 'Bluetooth Manager' once ) , then , play any music on YouTube with the MSI GP70 laptop and we can hear the audio coming out from the small speaker which is connected wirelessly to the MSI GP70 laptop using bluetooth via PHILIPS BLUETOOTH HI-FI ADAPTER . Screens are shown below .

Pictured above I am playing a music by Paul Mauriat on the MSI GP70 and the sound come out to an external PC speaker which is connected wirelessly via Bluetooth with the help of the PHILIPS Bluetooth Hi-Fi adapter

Wednesday 9 September 2015

How to install and configure bluetooth on MSI GP70 laptop using KNOPPIX 7.4 to connect to PHILIPS Bluetooth Speaker SB7200

Insert a bluetooth USB dongle first on the MSI GP70 laptop as shown below

Installed BLUEMAN package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below . BLUEMAN package is a GUI tool for pairing bluetooth devices.

Installed PULSEAUDIO package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PULSEAUDIO-MODULE-BLUETOOTH package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PULSEAUDIO-MODULE-GCONF package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PULSEAUDIO-MODULE-JACK package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

Installed PAVUCONTROL package using Synaptic Package Manager as shown below .

After that logout and login from the Linux Desktop as shown below

Then press the small button on the PHILIPS Bluetooth Speaker until it says

“ SHOQBOX READY FOR PAIRING “ , as shown below . The small button is on the same surface area with the Volume Knob with the PHILIPS logo on it .

Run the BLUETOOTH MANAGER app ( move the mouse pointer to

' Preferences ' and then to ' Bluetooth Manager ' and then Click

' Bluetooth Manager ' once ) , then , we are presented with a screen as shown below

Move the mouse pointer to the top left hand corner of the laptop display and Click ' Search ' , then , we are presented with a display as shown below

Move the mouse pointer to SHOQBOX SB7200 SERIES , then , left-click the SHOQBOX SB7200 SERIES to highlight it , then , right-click the mouse at the highlighted area and then move the mouse pointer to the " Connect " button and then left-click the " Connect " button and then we are presented with the display , as shown below .

Thursday 3 September 2015

The MSI GE70 laptop is friends with Windows XP Operating System 32-bit

Installed Windows XP Operating System 32-bit on a MSI GE70 laptop running i7-3630QM microprocessor , NVIDIA Geforce GTX 660M 2GB GDDR5 and with16 GB of main memory is okay. Windows XP Operating System 32-bit only recognised maximum 4GB of main memory eventhough I had 16GB of main memory. After installation of the Windows XP OS 32-bit , I installed the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 because some software require the Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 to be present before we can install other software.

Installed Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 as shown below after installing the Windows XP Operating System 32-bit on the MSI GE 70 laptop

Graphics Driver for Windows XP Operating System 32-bit on the MSI GE70 laptop is okay. It is not much of a problem. Installed HD Graphics Driver for Windows XP 32-bit Version: 14.51.10.5436, which is, winxp_145111.exe, on the MSI GE70 laptop running Windows XP 32-bit. After the installation of the driver, I can get a good resolution on my MSI GE70 laptop. In fact I can get a high resolution on my MSI GE70 laptop running Windows XP OS 32-bit but I prefer a lower resolution on my MSI GE70 laptop. With the INTEL HD Graphics Driver 14.51.105436 , I can also connect my MSI GE70 laptop to my PHILIPS 32 inch LED TV via HDMI cable.